Best Jewellery Poems

She has a collection, an unusual collection, 
Of four thousand and forty two,
Colourful, shapely, dangly rings, 
From green to gold to blue,

That she wears from ears, her nose, her lips, 
The ones that are on show,
And she wears a heap in other places, 
But there...

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all colors and shapes

plastic floats in a harbor

necklaces for gulls...

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I maybe hang anywhere
I perhaps put everywhere
I would be stick in different walls
I could be diamond, gold and silver
I like to be jade and pearls
I need to be polished
I wanted cares as you do dear
I longed for love when am keep in the shop
I will...

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A precious pearl
In our family garden
A very rare diamond 
In the pillar of our of our heritage
Pride of its nation
When the sun rise on the horizon
Beauty without a season
This jewellery light up in a song

Eternal jewellery of my life
The reason for my inclination
Bring me to...

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Poetry is art, art is poetry,
An amalgam of rare jewellery,
Words joined together in a unique way,
Expressing clearly what you want to say,
Add some similes, metaphors and rhymes,
A dash of poetic devices' chimes,
Conjuring up images with sweet words,
Talking of flowers, animals and birds,
Where else can you...

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She is my precious jewel, 
But I will never wear her as jewellery,
Because I know all I can do is admire her beauty.

Truth is though, like window shopping for jewellery,
I simply cannot afford her affection, as I stand there longingly staring.
For my heart feels our...

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ice-pellets dazzling 
                                 on tall pines, jewellery 
     ...

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I like writing poetry,
I like making jewellery to.

I try to make my designs quite bold,
I try to use silver or gold.

I cut and I file,
And all of the while,
I make sure the gold dust is collected in one big pile.

When I have collected a lot,
I...

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